Six years ago, we lost our father, Scott Asay, but we never lost the love and memories that remain in our hearts. As we reflect on his life today, we want to celebrate the person he was, the lives he touched, and the many ways his presence continues to be felt by those who loved him.
Celebrating the Life of Scott Elledge Asay
December 27, 1963 – September 30, 2020
Scott Elledge Asay, a beloved father, brother, grandfather, and dear friend, passed away peacefully on September 30, 2020, surrounded by his loving family.
Born on December 27, 1963, in Brigham City, Utah, Scott was the youngest of five children born to Arnold and Hazel Asay. He grew up surrounded by a large, bustling family and carried that love for togetherness into his adult life.
A Life Full of Passion and Adventure
Scott lived a vibrant, fulfilling life. Known to many as the life of the party, his energy was infectious, and he brought joy to every gathering. He was an avid outdoorsman who found his greatest peace while hunting and fishing. Scott was also incredibly skilled with his hands, spending countless hours working on cars and trucks carpentry.
More than the hobbies themselves, Scott loved passing his knowledge down. He took immense pride in teaching his children how to fish and how to maintain their own vehicles, creating lifelong memories in the process.
His Cherished Family
Scott’s greatest legacy is the family he left behind. He is survived by his children:
• Joshua (Andrea) Asay David (Marissa) Asay Tamara (Rick) Atwood
• He is also survived by his dearly loved bonus family:
• Gloria Cueva Kathryn Cueva Mathew Cueva
• Scott was a proud grandfather to six wonderful grandchildren who brought immense light to his life: Hadlee, Witten, Barrett, Brody, Ember and Ezra.
Scott is preceded in death by his parents, Arnold and Hazel Asay, and his sister, Susan (Michael) Ayala.
He leaves behind his devoted surviving siblings: Linda (Bob) Simcox, Dennis (Amy) Asay, and Connie (Dave) Jensen.
A Final Farewell
In fulfillment of his final wishes, Scott's children and grandchildren and close friends gathered to scatter his ashes in his absolute favorite place: Port Aransas, Texas. He rests now in the coastal waters and open skies he loved so dearly.
The Asay family wishes to express their deepest gratitude to everyone for the overwhelming love, prayers, and support during this time. Scott will be truly missed, but his adventurous spirit lives on in the hearts of those who loved him.